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Gorgeous! John

Nice job. John

I agree. Gold and red. They are often shown in yellow and red, but I don't think I've ever seen a real one in yellow. John

Beautiful condition. Looks unissued. I believe that the chinstrap is period but added later. I have several M15's where the black has worn away on the chinstrap. Especially common on felts it seems. Congratulations. John

Welcome aboard! John

Sorry, I misunderstood. John

Here are a couple of options I have found: https://www.lakesidetrader.com/German/WWII/Flags/ https://griffinmilitaria.com/product-category/germany/germany-wwii/miscellaneous-wwii-items/ I have purchased from both of these dealers and what I got was good. I don't collect 3rd Reich, but I have...

Very rare! One of a kind! It's sort of a cross between a Pickelhaube and a baseball cap. John

Many private purchase helmets have a removable spike regardless of the unit the Officer or Troop was assigned to. This is very common. John

Gorgeous! John

f = feldbrauchbar --> could be worn back in the field. It would be a small "f", similar to what is pictured, but upside down from the other stamp. Just a thought. This helmet looks to be in too good of a condition to bear this stamp. John

Thank you everybody for the wonderful comments. This helmet has found a new home with another forum member. I am certain it will be well cared for. John

Thanks Lars. Good info. John

My latest set: Prussian M95 with Mütze. The Mütze is well marked: The rank shown is a bit unusual: Handwerker is the rank shown on the label. I am not sure what this is. It could mean artisan, so he could have been a baker, armorer, cobbler, or other tradesman. Handwerker; however...

Wonderful find! Congratulations. John(y)(y)(y)(y)

Magnificent!!!!! John(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)

SOLD

Exceptional! John

On Hold. John

E-mail sent. John